GrantsGrants
Over the course of the last 8 years, the Elementary Science Education group has collaborated in various configurations to secure funding for innovative projects related to science education. As you see throughout this portfolio, these efforts show not only our collaborative spirit but also a great deal of overlap between our service, teaching and scholarship. Additionally, the theme of curricular integration -- especially the relationship between science and technology, science and literacy, and science and social studies -- is evident in the projects for which we sought funding.
Appalachian State University Microgrants “Sowing the Seed of Learning in a School Garden,” (submitted March 2013), $291.54
(Leslie Bradbury and Rachel Wilson)
Appalachian State University Graduate Research Assistant Mentoring Program (submitted March 2013) to fund a graduate student research assistant for two years.
(Leslie Bradbury and Rachel Wilson)
Partnership Mini-Grant , “No Bones about It,” 2012-2013,
$807.90
(Leslie Bradbury, Jeff Goodman, Lisa Gross, Rachel Wilson, Kim Call, and Heather Melton)
Partnership Mini-Grant, “A Hoot and a Holler: An Interdisciplinary Owl Unit. A Collaborative Effort Among University Professors, a 4th Grade Classroom Teacher and Her Students," 2012, $500
(Leslie Bradbury, Lisa Gross, Beth Frye, and Deborah Glover)
Successful Applications of Learning Technologies (SALT), Exploring the Use of Digital Photography to Enhance Student Learning, 2009-2010, $8439
(Leslie Bradbury, Jeff Goodman and Lisa Gross)
Successful Applications of Learning Technologies (SALT), Science Alive! Science Demonstration On-Line Video Database 2007-2008, $8875
(Leslie Bradbury, Jeff Goodman and Joe Murphy)
Successful Applications of Learning Technologies (SALT), Principal Investigator, Science, Knowledge and Community: Enhancing and Expanding Science Wikispaces, 2007-2008, $3650
(Leslie Bradbury and Jeff Goodman)
Successful Applications of Learning Technologies (SALT), Writing to Learn Science: Using Wikispaces to Develop a Community of Learners, 2006-2007, $3450
(Leslie Bradbury and Jeff Goodman)
Successful Applications of Learning Technologies (SALT), Appalachian State University Elementary Science Education on the Web: Building an On-line Community Resource, 2005-2006, $ 5,000
(Leslie Bradbury and Jeff Goodman)
